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Worksheets5th Grade, Week 4 Vocabulary/Spelling/English
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 24mins
What does the word "confidence" mean?
A heated argument
Firm belief in yourself
A medicine for illness
Laughing at someone
Which word means "a pitch thrown at high speed with very little curve"?
Fastball
Outfield
Windup
Singe
What is the meaning of "mocking"?
Causing discomfort
Laughing at; making fun of
Very large in size
A slight fault
Which part of a baseball field is called the "outfield"?
The area near the pitcher
The part beyond the diamond or infield
The area where fans sit
The coach's area
What does "unique" mean?
Having no like or equal
A swinging movement
A heated argument
A slight fault
What is a "remedy"?
A heated argument
A medicine or treatment for a disease or illness
A swinging movement
A slight fault
Which word means "burn lightly"?
Conclude
Singe
Mocking
Enormous
What does "conclude" mean?
To bring to an end
To start something
To make fun of
To throw a ball
If someone is showing "confidence," what are they likely to do?
Doubt themselves
Believe in themselves
Argue with others
Feel weak
Which of the following would be an example of something "enormous"?
A tiny pebble
A very large elephant
A small pencil
A little ant
If you have a "weakness" in math, what does that mean?
You are very strong in math
You have a slight fault in math
You never do math
You are the best in math
Which action best shows someone "mocking" another person?
Helping them with homework
Laughing at their mistake
Giving them a gift
Listening quietly
If you are in the "outfield" during a baseball game, where are you standing?
Near the home plate
Beyond the diamond or infield
In the dugout
On the pitcher's mound
Which of these is an "unpleasant" experience?
Eating your favorite food
Getting a paper cut
Winning a prize
Playing with friends
If a baseball player is preparing to pitch and makes a swinging movement with their arms while twisting their body, what is this called?
Fastball
Windup
Outfield
Quarrel
If you see someone with a "unique" talent, what does that mean?
Their talent is common
Their talent is like everyone else's
Their talent is one of a kind
Their talent is not special
Imagine you have a headache. Which word from the list best describes what you would look for to feel better?
Remedy
Quarrel
Mocking
Singe
If two friends have a "quarrel," what might happen next to "conclude" their argument?
They start a new argument
They bring the argument to an end
They ignore each other forever
They both leave
You see a small brown mark on your shirt after standing too close to a campfire. Which word best describes what happened?
Mocking
Singe
Remedy
Windup
If a baseball coach says, "Throw your best fastball," what should the pitcher do?
Throw the ball slowly with a big curve
Throw the ball at high speed with very little curve
Stand in the outfield
Start a quarrel
The past tense of "SUPPLY" =
(a)
The past tense of "DENY"
(a)
The past tense of "DECIDE"
(a)
Past tense of "INCLUDE"
(a)
Past tense of "ADMIT"
(a)
Past tense of "OCCUR"
(a)
Past tense of "QUALIFY"
(a)
Past tense of "SATISFY"
(a)
What part of speech modifies/describes a NOUN/PRONOUN?
adjective
adverb
subject
verb
What part of speech modifies/describes a VERB?
adverb
adjective
subject
article
a / an / the =
article adjectives
article adverbs
subject adjectives
subject adverbs
"slowly" is an ...
adverb
verb
article
adjective
I want _ dog.
a
an
Would you like ___ apple?
a
an
Mark is ___ extremely good baseball player.
a
an
I hope to get __ iPad for Christmas.
a
an
I made a 100 on my English test today!
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
Do you have plans this weekend?
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
Go get the clipboard from Mrs. Gorman.
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
declarative
to go up in intensity or height = ?
to escalate
to evacuate
to create
to interrogate
